Clinical Negligence Solicitor- Leeds

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10 months ago
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Clinical Negligence Solicitor- 5 years PQE
Full time, permanent (37.5hrs)
Flexi time & Hybrid working
Salary dependant on PQE
Bonus scheme available
  
We are seeking a highly experienced Solicitor to join our client’s Medical Negligence team due to growth within the business.
  
What’s on offer:

Competitive salary depending on experience/PQE
Hybrid working- minimum of 2 days in the office
Flexi time- choose what time you start your working day 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
Additional day’s leave for your birthday
Christmas closure in addition to your holiday entitlement
Free parking   
Main duties:

Manage a full caseload of clinical negligence claims from inception to conclusion.
Liaise with clients, medical experts, and other stakeholders to gather evidence and develop case strategies.
Provide high-quality legal advice to clients on liability, causation, and quantum in clinical negligence matters.
Attend court hearings, mediation, and settlement negotiations.
Prepare legal documents, including witness statements, pleadings, and expert reports.
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of relevant legal and medical issues and developments.
Support senior colleagues with complex and high-value claims, assisting in delivering excellent client service   
  
What we need from you:

5 years PQE as a qualified solicitor
Extensive PI and Clinical Negligence experience.
Autonomous and self sufficient.
Demonstrable experience of providing clients with quality advice and guidance.
Strong technical and IT skills.   
  
If you feel the Clinical Negligence Solicitor position may be for you or you are interested in finding out further information, please contact Alicia at Everpool Recruitment by email acowan@(url removed) or call (phone number removed). Alternatively, you can apply to this advert and someone from the legal team will be in touch

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